The U.S. is awash in red ink, and for the rest of Fiscal Year 2009, the government is spending money it doesn’t have. Where does Debt Day 2009 stack up in history? Where will it fall in the coming years? Is President Obama to be believed when he says we need to spend a lot of money in areas like health care, energy reform and education in order to save money in the long run? What ere the Republican alternatives on these major issues? And is a focus on tax relief the best medicine for our economy – or just tired old ideas that led us into the current mess? We ask Georgia Rep. Tom Price, chairman of the Republican Study Committee.
